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2. "It is one of the world's most popular games, played by millions of people worldwide in homes, parks, clubs, online, by correspondence, and in tournaments" -- it may be worth adding "schools" to this list. "tournaments" seems to be unrelated to other entries and so may have to be re-phrased.
63:"It is considered bad etiquette to continue playing when in a truly hopeless position" -- this statement seems vague and unnecessary, although generally understood. Nobody will continue to play unless he feels there is a chance of opponent making a blunder.
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1. "Chess is a two-player strategy board game played on a chessboard" -- here there is no mention of "competitive" nature of the game contrasting it with some "cooperative" games. It is mentioned only towards the end of the article.
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3. "The king moves one square in any direction" - we can be more precise by saying "...in any of the eight directions" or any of the 4 orthogonal and 4 diagonal directions.
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the game is automatically lost (provided his opponent has enough pieces left to deliver checkmate). Can't we mention what we mean by "enough pieces" ?.
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As I'm new to contributing to wikipedia through consensus, I request this forum to guide me if this is not the correct method.
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3. "Pieces are used to attack and capture the opponent's pieces, with the objective to 'checkmate' the opponent's king"
37:-- "Pieces are moved.." seems more appropriate than "Pieces are used..", as if pieces are there only for that purpose.
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I have the following suggestion in various sections of this article. Kindly check whether they can be incorporated:-
43:-- "objective to checkmate" sounds informal; may have to be modified to "objective of checkmating".
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What about the role of intuition? Can we add that either here or under "Psychology" section?
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2. "Each chess piece has its own style of moving " or movement ?
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1. "a null move is not allowed" has not been mentioned anywhere.
40:-- Here, there is no mention of supporting one's own pieces.
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